The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-02-09
BENNETTsvILLE, so. CA.
Wednesday, February 8, 1887.
EDITORIAL NOTES.

EDITORIAL NOTES.
Fruit trees are putting out their leaves
in many parts oftho State.
+. J. Kennedy, ESD, has retired from
field Advertiser. He is succeeded by Mr..
D. NJ. Barentiuo.
A section Of the Salvation Army, un.
der command If Lieut.. Newton, will COM
mence operations in Columbia on the
18th inst.
An earthquake shock was felt In In-
diana and Illinois on the 9th. Nodamage
done.
A tremendous ice gorge and food
has done much damage at Port De-
post, Nd.
The citizens of Marion have voted.
the special tax for tho establishment
Of the graded schools.
Henry Ward Beccher says there is go
ing to be an earthquake in Europe that
will split her from top to bottom"
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, tho
Presidents sister. is to be married in
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the bridegroom elect.
N. Il. TIvins, familiarly known as
dad" Evins, Of Spartanburg, and
one Of the Oldest printers in tho State,
died January 28th.
The proposed Constitutional amend
ment allowing women to vote was
overwhelmingly defeated in the
United States Senate.
Ex-Governor Bate, Democrat, has
been elected to the United States
Senate from Tennessee.
The Cashier Of the Germania
Savings Bank Of New York has skip.
ped to Canada with $4,000.
Messrs. r. w. Boyd and Geo. w.
Brown, of Darlington, have formed a
copartnership for the practice of law.
A correspondent Of the News and
Courier writes TINT the beef used in
the Asylum at Columbia, is q disgrace
to our State.
Associate Justice Thomas S. Ashe
Of the Supreme Court of North Caros
lima, died at his home at Wadesboro
on the 4th inst, he was in his 18th
year.
a rortroit Of Me- Cleveland, Nife-
Fie ;tld wonderfully li(elllkc," DOW
GiAnUg mucl. admiration md com
lltcat, is by aibcrl Gnoryy. oi sSputl.
t.'AtaiEn a
.liie many itna afJud. Aldsich.
@ill be Qjea.td n lcayn tbat le is Aj,
10y EGcoycrina tom {he etioctS 81 the
injuries received by q fall going down
his door steps.
A young cyclone passed through
Pickens and Grccnville Counties a
few days ago, destroying one resi-
dence, q negro church, a store md a
blacksmith shop, and fences and
chimneys too numerous to mention.
Capt. j. Y. McFall, clerk Of the
Court Of Newbcrry county, died on
the End inst. He was Il gallant SOL
der in the late war, and in that SER
vice lost an eye. He WAS about sixty
years old, and leaves a widow and
four children.
There is a clean victory for the
Democrats in Indiana in the election
Of Judge Turpic rs United States
Senator, to succeed Mr.. Harrison,
Republican, which brings to n pleas
ant close nh arduous struggle that at
one time seemed to be incapable Of
lawful and peaceful settlement.
Dispatches from places in Montana,
Dakota and other points along the
Northern Pacific Road report that the
continued succession Of billiards. and
deep snow has been disastrous to every
interest in those localities. Heavy
mortality among cattle has been caus-
ed by the severe cold and starvation.
Disastrous floods are reported in
Ohio. Cincinnati, on the 4th, was
overfio wed in the lower portions Of the
city, and nearly all the railroads lend.
ing to it have to discharge passengers
in the suburbs as tho trains cannot get
to the depote.